I am using a filter to display rows with a "X" in column J. Some of the rows
I always want to show,such as category titles, kinda like a default template.
Is there a way i can get them to always show without having to put a "X" in
the rows J cell?

Where are the rows located?

If all at the top, just insert a blank row below the titles etc. then put
your autofilter arrows on the row below that.

If interspersed throughout the sheet, you will need a different
function.............not autofilter.

Elsewise..........use the "x"


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:24:02 -0700, Muskrat24
wrote:

I am using a filter to display rows with a "X" in column J. Some of the rows
I always want to show,such as category titles, kinda like a default template.
Is there a way i can get them to always show without having to put a "X" in
the rows J cell?

no, there is a category title row than 5 selections, than another category
title row and more selections. All together are 12 categories each with 5-15
selections. it won't do any good to have all the category titles on the top
and all the selections mixed together. Is there a way I could make the
category rows not apart of the filter?
"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Where are the rows located?

If all at the top, just insert a blank row below the titles etc. then put
your autofilter arrows on the row below that.

If interspersed throughout the sheet, you will need a different
function.............not autofilter.

Elsewise..........use the "x"


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:24:02 -0700, Muskrat24
wrote:

I am using a filter to display rows with a "X" in column J. Some of the rows
I always want to show,such as category titles, kinda like a default template.
Is there a way i can get them to always show without having to put a "X" in
the rows J cell?

Not that I know of.


Gord

On Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:28:01 -0700, Muskrat24
wrote:

no, there is a category title row than 5 selections, than another category
title row and more selections. All together are 12 categories each with 5-15
selections. it won't do any good to have all the category titles on the top
and all the selections mixed together. Is there a way I could make the
category rows not apart of the filter?
"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Where are the rows located?

If all at the top, just insert a blank row below the titles etc. then put
your autofilter arrows on the row below that.

If interspersed throughout the sheet, you will need a different
function.............not autofilter.

Elsewise..........use the "x"


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:24:02 -0700, Muskrat24
wrote:

I am using a filter to display rows with a "X" in column J. Some of the rows
I always want to show,such as category titles, kinda like a default template.
Is there a way i can get them to always show without having to put a "X" in
the rows J cell?